: causing a person to become tired and ready to fall asleep
Devy wants to feel the soporific heat of summer.
squire (n)\skw(-)r\ : a man who devotedly attends a lady as an escort Seras squire for the promenade is none other than her lover Lee. sorbet (n) \sor-b also sor-bt\ : a frozen sweet dessert that is made usually from fruit or fruit juices During their stay in South Korea, Milli ate sorbet almost every day. sojourn (vb)\s-jrn, s-\ : a period of time when you stay in a place as a traveler or guest My family and his enjoyed the two-week vacation, sojourning the mountains. staccato (adj) \st-k-()t\ : short and not sounding connected
Staccato melody is difficult to play in violins for me.
stipulate (vb) \sti-py-lt\ : to demand or require (something) as a part of an agreement Mr. Maxson stipulated us to bring $100 in exchange of the research. thaw (vb) \tho\ : to stop being frozen or to cause (something) to stop being frozen Dont worry, the sun will soon thaw the snow and ice surrounding our home.
Tokay (n) \t-k\
: a naturally sweet wine from the area around Tokaj, Hungary The thief took my fathers valued bottle of Tokay from the wine cellar. tranquil (adj) \tra-kwl, tran-\ : quiet and peaceful Zia always yearned to live in tranquil. trite(adj)\trt\ : not interesting or effective because of being used too often The couples argument has become trite. tremendously (adv) \tri-men-ds\ : greatly or largely China tremendously won the competition against Siberia. wreak (vb) \rk also rek\ : to cause harm or damage Mafia people have been wreaking the provinces lately. yarrow (n) \ya-()r\ : a widely naturalized strong-scented Eurasian composite herbwith finely dissected leaves and small usually white corymbose flowers The elders directed to use yarrow as a cure instead of medicines from doctors. yew (n) \y\ : an evergreen tree or bush with stiff needles and small red berries He gave his wife a bow made of yew.